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[sev]

New and updated accomplishments, according to the offical accomplishments list:

• You have unlocked 8 tattoos.
• You have collected 5 familiars.
• You have helped the L337 Tr4pz0r clear the way to the Icy Peak.
• You have undefiled the Cyrpt.

In other accomplishy-like news:

• purple pixel pie. Yum.
• Acquired a pagoda, using the Hey Deze map and the Pagoda plans.
• I have acquired the Jarlesburg key.
• I have a hippy disguise.
• I have a pirate outfit.
• I found some fairy gravy and made a pregnant mushroom.
• I acquired a Meat Globe, which I shook to make a meatstorm.  It made me feel god-like until I dropped it, at which point it shattered and collected the meat which had been inside.

I'm currently adventuring with Giovannia Anatoly Screwspanner, the Baby Gravy Fairy, who is 14 lbs with 181 kills, and her little fairy dance is acquiring me Stuff faster than I can figure out what to do with it. Way faster. Lucinda Trofflesby, the Barrrrnacle, is 10 lbs with 103 kills.  Dakota Flynn, the Spooky Pirate Skeleton, is 3lbs.  Nicolas Ravindran the Mosquito is still 18 lbs, though he's up up to 335 kills.  Giovannia hasn't done too well in the Arena; she spent too much time being cute to manage the obstacle course, though she's exceptional in the scavenger hunt (surprise, surprise).

I've been trained in the Disco Eye-Poke and the Disco Nap.

envoy has been keeping me well-supplied with the Smile of Dr. A, which has been extremely helpful.

My campground contains -- in addition to the previously-mentioned Bartender-in-the-box and Chef-in-the-box -- a Meat Maid, an Evil Golden Arches, and a Pagoda (yay!  that, as predicted by xiphias, was complicated.  it involved a Ketchup Hound, a bunch of imps with tiny shovels, a guitarrrrr, a sonata, and some ore).

The Council of Loathing has no new tasks for me, but I still have stuff I'd like to work on.

• Still collecting pixels.  janetmiles sent me some!  I've made one each of: red, green, and blue pixel potions, and a purple pixel pie. Saving my pixels now for whatever's more interesting than purple pixel pie.  Which is pretty interesting!
• Still looking for a way to make the Spooky Sapling grow.
• Have lots of things I don't know what to do with, including:
  • anticheese (but no cheese...perhaps if I get some goat cheese from the goats on the mountain, I can create some mischeif),
  • decorative fountain,
  • enormous belt buckle (which to my disappointment does nothing combined with any of the jewelry-making components I've got),
  • flaming crutch,
  • piercing post,
  • poultrygeist,
  • spooky shrunken head,
  • tambourine,
  • banjo strings (which to my disappointment does nothing with the mariachi g-string),
  • wooden figurine,
  • bone rattle,
  • crowbarrr,
  • fat stacks of cash (which to my disappointment does nothing combined with a wad of dough),
  • grave robbing shovel (which to my disappointment did not, when equipped, allow me to plant the spooky sapling at the spooky temple),
  • icy katana hilt (I saw somebody selling a flaming katana blade, so I figure I should hang on to this one; maybe I can figure out how to turn my flaming crutch into something sharp),
  • ruby W,
  • yeti furs (which I can trade for yak skin, penguin skin, or hippopotumus skin). 
  I'd hoped that enumerating these things would bring me some ideas on what to do with them...which it didn't, mostly, except for the ruminations about sharpening the crutch, and thoughts about the goat cheese.  I do seem to have a lot of music-making things -- in addition to the tambourine, banjo strings, and bone rattle above, I've also got a guitarrr, pick, and sonata...
• Haven't wasted enough time in the Haiku dungeon to achieve the Supreme Haiku Challenge, or whatever its called, but at least now I understand how it works, which I didn't at first, even when my other character succeeded at it accidentally.
• Need to collect parts to build another bartender-in-a-box, because I've been on a drink-mixing frenzy and it's making some funny noises...

Comments

[envoy.livejournal.com]

If you already have the insta-house you don't need to worry about the anti-cheese, but if you're still in tents, look for another kind of cheese to use the anti-cheese on.

[king-tirian.livejournal.com]

Anti-cheese is good for (at least) two things. You are right about the one, but sevoo is on the right track with the other.

[envoy.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, I'd forgotten about that one. Hurm. I can't remember the other, perhaps I'll have to go look at a wiki (if it's back up.)